Revenge After Death

Chapter 685

The hum of medical equipment and the smell of alcohol disinfectant filled the deathly silent hallway of Huma Hospital.

"Hang in there'

A hoarse and piercing scream reverberated within the sterile room. By the side, the nurse couldn't bring herself to look at the figure.

There was a person barely clinging to life on the hospital bed. His badly burned fingers were clutching tightly onto an ID photo.

"Stephie... Stephie..."

"Your vocal cords are damaged, and they can't be fully restored even with surgery. Please bear with it and try not to speak as much as possible," the doctor softly reminded, feeling sympathetic.

"Okay." He then buried his face into the pillow, allowing the doctor to attend to his mangled wounds.

"How did he manage to endure it?'

"Why must someone so good-looking have to endure all these?"

he managed to

he stepped out

from burns all over his body. The pain from those superficial second-degree burns could easily reach level ten, which would greatly affect and overwhelm his senses. Even if he survives them, his sensitivity to pain would numb in the future," the

gently wiping the ID photo that

"Wait for me...I'm sorry..."

hoped that she wouldn't blame him for making her wait for

keep him in the hospital. Bring him back once

can't leave,

drawing the attention of the doctors and bodyguards away from him. Steven was wearing an oversized hooded sweatshirt, enduring the pain all over as he hobbled toward the exit. Pale pink blood oozed out from his leg wounds as they

he was experiencing. But he refused to let Stephanie wait for him for too long.

kept him going as he left the hospital, and he spent almost all his effort trying to make it to Stephanie's place. But it was

has a tragic fate. Both her parents passed away, leaving only their daughter alive. I heard she was in a coma for a long time and was brought to her relatives' house as soon as she

was even a risk of him getting infected.

her at

was looking at

method of erasing memories

voice sounded so painfully unfamiliar even to

Even though it was